Memorizing the web-app elements

So, I am attempting to memorize the main elements of web.xml. Here is a method I have derived. If anyone has a better method let me know. Again, this list contains what I believe are the major elements of the <web-app> element. I know there are repeat letters but once I write them down I can figure the rest of them by their position (i.e. <security-role> is always last). === Can Larry Show Steve Some Ways Everyone Talks Slowly, Living Slowly? C = <context-param> L = <listener> S = <servlet> S = <servlet-mapping> S = <session-config> W = <welcome-file-list> E = <error-page> T = <taglib> S = <security-constraint> L = <login-config> S = <security-role> [ May 08, 2002: Message edited by: Ricardo Cortes ]

Filters are not covered in the objectives for the SCWCD exam. Also, I took a bunch of mocks before the actual exam and didn't run into any questions asking me about filters with respect to the deployment descriptor.

Ricardo Cortes
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posted May 09, 2002 11:45:00

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Also, here's another phrase that could be used. I am a big progressive house fan "Can Lawler Show Sasha Some Ways Every Tribal Song Layers Slowly?" Oh yeah, I forgot to mention in my first post that the phrase also implies the ordering of the elements.

How about: CLaSSSic WET SeaLS (Those other long sentences are just too long for me to remember ) -Kevin

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posted May 15, 2002 15:08:00

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Yeah, I've always liked sentences where each word stood for something. I guess it's personal preference but the bottom line is finding a way to reiterate the information for the exam and hopefully finding a method that will stay with you for some time. For me, it's always the oddest things that I remember the most...

Originally posted by Kevin Postlewaite: How about: CLaSSSic WET SeaLS (Those other long sentences are just too long for me to remember ) -Kevin